@orcher/sdk

# The SDK is a single file with no dependencies.
# Copy it into your app next to your Supabase client:
cp node_modules/@orcher/sdk/orcher.ts src/lib/orcher.ts
# (or download it from your organization's Settings page)

import { createClient } from "@supabase/supabase-js";
import { createOrcherClient, pollUntil } from "./lib/orcher";

const supabase = createClient(process.env.SUPABASE_URL!, process.env.SUPABASE_KEY!);
// sign in as a member of your organization first, then:
const orcher = createOrcherClient(supabase);

// 1. Capture a directive in the sandbox
const directiveId = await orcher.submitDirective({
  tenantId: TENANT_ID,
  text: "Reconcile yesterday's card settlements and flag mismatches over $500.",
});

// 2. Record an interpretation (or let the console's AI propose one)
const version = await orcher.recordInterpretation(directiveId, {
  source: "human",
  action: "Reconcile card settlements and flag mismatches",
  systems: ["Core banking"],
  dataClasses: ["financial"],
  risk: "medium",
  summary: "Read-only reconciliation with a reporting threshold.",
});

// 3. Bind it — this routes the directive to authority
const status = await orcher.confirmInterpretation(directiveId, version);
// status === "awaiting_authority" — an approver now decides in the console

// 4. Wait for the decision (poll the directives table)
const directive = await pollUntil(
  async () => {
    const { data } = await supabase.from("directives").select("status").eq("id", directiveId).single();
    return data!;
  },
  (d) => d.status === "authorized" || d.status === "rejected",
);

// 5. Verify the ledger at any time
const chain = await orcher.verifyLedger(TENANT_ID, "sandbox");
console.log(chain.intact, chain.count);